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Insect-O-Cutor
Insect-O-Cutor is the world’s leading insect
Allure – Proven to catch over
As well as offering customers top performance
control solutions provider, and has remained at
four times more flies than a
levels, the Allure 30 is designed with quick
the forefront of technical and design innovation
traditional electric flykiller
and easy serviceability in mind, incorporating
since the company began in 1962. Insect-O-
Designed around patented technology to
time saving features including a tool free
Cutor has continued to evolve over the years,
maximise light output, the new Allure electric
stainless steel drop down guard and a hands-
whilst always being synonymous with high
flykiller unit from Insect-O-Cutor is the most
free catch tray holder. Combined with the
quality technical advice and support alongside
effective flykiller ever developed. Independent
simple to clean killing grid and easy access
the reassurance of enduring product quality
tests confirm that Allure 30 catches a
tubes and starters, the Allure is perfect for a
and reliability.
staggering 448% more
wide range of applications.
Insect-O-Cutor offers a comprehensive Flyscreens made simple –
range of solutions for flying insect A complete service
control, from innovative electric package
flykillers to custom made flyscreens Our complete service package ensures
and doors. To view the full range of that choosing a flyscreen solution is
Insect-O-Cutor products, please visit simple, from free of charge pre-installation
www.insect-o-cutor.co.uk site surveys and measuring to off-site
Edge – Proven to catch
custom manufacturing of products to meet
31.5% more flies than
your exact requirements and installation by
traditional glueboard
our team of experienced engineers, ordering
flykillers
Insect-O-Cutor flyscreens is quick and easy.
flies than a
Developed to be the most effective
leading traditional
Insect-O-Cutor have been surveying, measuring,
glueboard flykiller on the market, Edge is
30 watt unit, making this the
manufacturing and fitting flyscreens on behalf of
designed around patented glueboard
biggest innovation within the flykilling industry
our customers since 1984, combining robust
technology to catch significantly more flying
since the original electric flykiller was
materials, quality engineering and easy clean
insects than traditional glueboards.
introduced almost 50 years ago!
features with the assurance of superb
As the glueboard is inserted into the flykiller it
performance and a five year guarantee. Even
A powerful combination of increased light
self-folds at the desired points, creating a
complex sites can be fitted with flyscreens,
output and a large killing grid area ensure that
unique form
accommodating fire doors and sliding or louvre
the Allure deals with
around high
windows, offering our clients compliance with
flying insects quickly
efficacy
Food Hygiene Regulations whilst still allowing
and efficiently. Allure
Synergetic UV
full functionality of windows and doors. To find
30 emits over 67%
tubes. This
out more about our screens service call 0800
more light than a
unique design
988 5359 today!
traditional 30 watt unit
forms edges,
– created through the
To become a distributor of Insect-O-Cutor and
proven to be
unique design which
P+L Systems insect control solutions or to
more attractive
allows UV light to
find out more about our wider ranges of
to flies,
attract flies from the
electric and glueboard flykilling machines
maximises
top, front, back and
please call 0800 988 5359 or email
useful UV light output, and creates a 30%
sides of the Insect-O-Cutor, whilst the unique
info@pandlsystems.com
larger glue area than traditional glueboards,
Z-shaped killing grid provides a 20% larger
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creating a staggering 31.5% increase on a
flykilling area, concealed within the compact
normal catch rate!
stylish unit.
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